Frontiers of Opto- and Electro-mechanics workshop

Speakers

  • T. Alegre – University of Campinas
  • Micro and nano‐photonics at Unicamp

  • A. Bachtold – ICFO, Barcelona
  • Mechanical resonators based on nanotubes and graphene

  • J. Davis – University of Alberta
  • Force Sensing and Quantum Measurements with Cavity Opto-Mechanical Resonators

  • J. FinkCaltech
  • Linear and nonlinear electromechanical coupling of narrow-gapped photonic and phononic crystal cavities

  • S. GroeblacherCaltech & University of Vienna
  • Quantum experiments exploiting the radiation pressure force in optomechanical systems

  • K. HammererUniversity of Hannover
  • Optomechanical entanglement and beyond

  • A. Mari – Scuola Normale Superiore
  • Measures of quantum synchronization in continuous variable systems

  • A. Nunnenkamp – University of Basel
  • Nonlinear optomechanics, dissipative coupling, and quantum synchronization

  • M. Poot – Yale
  • Phase shifting, squeezing and non-Gaussian states in strongly coupled opto-electromechanical resonators

  • P. Rabl – Vienna University of Technology
  • NV phonon interactions in diamond nanostructures

  • F. Ramiro-Manzano – Università di Trento
  • Optomechanical actuation of microresonators vertically coupled to bus waveguides

  • O. Romero-Isart – University of Innsbruck
  • Quantum magnetomechanics with levitang superconducng microspheres

  • A. Schliesser – Niels Bohr Institute
  • Detecting radio waves through a nano‐electrooptomechanical transducer

  • J. Teufel – NIST
  • Quantum Optomechanics with Microwave Photons

  • E. Verhagen – AMOLF
  • Nanomechanical transduction using extremely confined light fields

  • G. Wiederhecker – University of Campinas
  • Synchronization of Optomechanical Cavities